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Screener Squad: Selah and the Spades
SELAH AND THE SPADES MOVIE REVIEW Selah is having a stressful time. Highschool is nearly over, her mother is pushing her into a future she doesn’t want, and her organized crime club in school has a mole in it. When Paloma comes into her life, she finds a friend to help her through her troubled times…and to manipulate into doing
Screener Squad: The Quarry
THE QUARRY MOVIE REVIEW Ever since FX’s hit show Justified (and before) people have been really interested in crime stories with that country charm. The newest film in this southern crime genre is The Quarry based on a novel of the same name. Set in South Africa, our unnamed protagonist (Shea Whigham) kills a preacher and assumes his identity. He
Screener Squad: Love Wedding Repeat
LOVE WEDDING REPEAT MOVIE REVIEW Weddings are tough. There’s always gonna be SOME kind of drama. Usually not THIS much. Unfortunately, in my experience, it’s not possible to call a mulligan and get a do-over. Fortunately for the characters in Netflix’s Love Wedding Repeat, that’s exactly what they get. As this collection of characters reach their moment of ultimate wedding
Screener Squad: The Wretched
THE WRETCHED MOVIE REVIEW Witches are big right now in horror and I’m not surprised the makers of The Wretched want to connect their film with that. However, a monster being decidedly female does not a witch necessarily make. We certainly don’t want to seem as if we didn’t like this movie (spoiler: we did), but our monster definitions here
Giganticast Ep 23: Bravestorm
GIGANTICAST EP 23: BRAVESTORM The good folks of Alliance Entertainment have hooked us up with a surprise new DVD release: BRAVESTORM, a remake of two 1970’s Japanese tv shows mashed into one! Join Matt while he tries to convince Morgan that this wasn’t a bad idea! Buy your own copy of Bravestorm right here. Please think about becoming a paid
Screener Squad: Swallow
SWALLOW MOVIE REVIEW Haley Bennett plays Hunter, a housewife to a husband who loves her but in a kept woman sort of way. With little to no autonomy of her own, she seeks something…and unfortunately, that ends up being a gradually increasing compulsion to swallow inedible objects. When she discovers she is pregnant, the compulsion only becomes more frequent and
